Don Pearson | Northview Campus | Oct 11, 2026
THIS WEEK’S KEY PASSAGE: Acts 2:22-41
TOGETHER IN LIFE
- How have you been enjoying this gorgeous autumn weather?
- How tired of you are election ads and mailings?
- What new things are happening in your family?
TOGETHER IN THE WORD
READ ALOUD: Acts 2:22-41, with a separate person reading the Old Testament passages.
QUESTIONS:
Key Question: When it comes to Christ’s resurrection, are you a spectator, an investigator, or all in?
- What evidence of Jesus as Lord is most persuasive to you: signs, wonders, and miracles; fulfilled prophecy; Jesus’ resurrection; the filling of the Holy Spirit? Why?
- What is the difference between “I am sinful” and “I sometimes sin?”
- Per poet George Herbert, how many people might you be in one day? Name a few of them, such as mother, cook, business owner, retiree, nurse.
- Name a time when you have been “run through” with the amazing love of God?
- How might you have responded if you had been in the crowd listening to Peter? What might have struck you about his talk? What strikes you now?
- In what areas of your spiritual life now are you a spectator, an investigator, or all in?
- What is the difference between mercy and grace?
TOGETHER IN PRAYER & ACTION
- Think of a few ways you can be “all in” with your faith this week.
- When have you seen God work a miracle in your life?
- Pray for a deepening understanding of God’s grace and mercy this week.
